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State v. Neisen

Citations

  • 415 N.W.2d 326
  • 1987 Minn. LEXIS 875

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “legislature does not intend an unreasonable result” and “if criminal liability, particularly gross misdemeanor or felony liability, is to be imposed for conduct unaccompanied by fault, the legislative intent to do so should be clear”
  • requiring clear legislative intent for the court to determine an offense imposes strict criminal liability
  • noting repeal of statutory good faith defense, but permitting vendor to prove it made careful investigation of buyer’s age and relied on identification evidence sufficient to convince prudent person the sale was legal

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Judges: Simonett, Scott

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